The concept of "lizard oil" is not recognized in Islamic dietary laws. Halal refers to permissible food and drinks according to Islamic guidelines. These guidelines primarily focus on the consumption of animals, and lizards are not considered permissible. Therefore, lizard oil is not considered halal.
Islamic Dietary Laws:
- Halal Animals: The Quran and Islamic scholars have outlined specific animals that are permissible for consumption. These include cattle, sheep, goats, camels, and certain birds.
- Haram Animals: Animals that are prohibited include pigs, dogs, cats, and animals that are considered unclean or predatory.
Conclusion:
As lizards are not considered halal animals, products derived from them, including lizard oil, are also not considered halal.
